Timing of conducting cost segregation study also matters. 

The numbers are promising, but don’t bank on the top appraisal.If the ARV lands anywhere close to $550K–$700K, that’s serious equity potential.

Beyond interest rates, points, and fees can really add up.Before committing to a loan, always calculate your true cost of funds — it can change your deal’s entire ROI.What’s your go-to checklist before finalizing your financing?

I’ve been hearing from a lot of investors lately about how renovation costs keep sneaking up — whether it’s materials, labor, or even permit delays.

Flips still move fast, but rising material costs and longer timelines are squeezing margins.Some investors are layering alternative funding (bridge + rehab draws) so the money arrives as the job progresses.Would love to hear your go-to funding structure when costs creep up.

The tax side of the property, especially via cost segregation.Here’s the so-what: A well-structured purchase backed by cost segregation turns a high-performance cabin into a tax-efficient business rather than just a rental home.

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My cost is usually about 5k installed and Milwaukee may be a bit cheaper on labor than CA, but not that much! 

I used DIY cost seg and was happy with the results.Chania?

The associated closing costs vary so talking with a title agent in the county where the property is should give you a good estimate.